July 9th, 2012 
Matt Loede 
Posted in National Football Post reports that as the season gets closer, the Jags are still having issues when it comes to how they will deal with having nearly 10,000 seats covered for home games.
As the Jacksonville Jaguars’ new ownership seeks ways to improve the fan experience for patrons at EverBank Field, one thing still stands out as an issue – the tarps. According to the Florida Times-Union, the Jaguars are trying to find a solution to the problem of having nearly 10,000 seats covered for each home game. But a workable answer is not easily found. ”We’re working on a number of ideas,” Jaguars team president Mark Lamping said. “We’d like to get something done this year, but maybe we won’t be able to. It needs to be a done in a way to enhance the fan experience as opposed to an advertising panel. We haven’t come up with a solution, but we’re working very hard.” The Jaguars can’t just take the seats out of the stadium because of the annual Georgia-Florida game that fills the building to capacity. Plus, the Gator Bowl is held each year there, and if that game is fortunate enough to get an attractive enough matchup, then the extra seats are needed there as well.
[...] it seems! The great Blaine Gabbert will have to hold the entire team up on his trusty right arm. Get the tarps out Jacksonville, it’s going to be a long season! Share this:Like this:LikeBe the first to like this. [...]